Journalism Value Report: Mapping the State of Public Interest Journalism in Europe
Journalism Value Project; Netzwerk Recherche (2024), 106 pp.
Contains bibliogr. pp. 102-106
ISBN 978-3-942891-13-4
"The Journalism Value Report explores the various facets of Europe’s public interest journalism, revealing significant heterogeneity throughout the sector when it comes to business models, funding mechanisms, and its relationship with the audience. Our findings from 174 participating newsrooms from 31 countries, also available as an online map (journalismvalueproject.eu/survey), portray a complex, diverse media landscape in which newsrooms operate under constraints that challenge their financial sustainability. As we delve into the complex dynamics that shape the viability of public in
terest media in Europe, we aim to provide insights that not only describe the current state of the sector but also offer guidance for future initiatives aimed at fostering its resilience and growth. With that, we hope to contribute to a deeper understanding of independent public interest media‘s current challenges and potential pathways for sustainability." (Introduction, pages 5-6)
terest media in Europe, we aim to provide insights that not only describe the current state of the sector but also offer guidance for future initiatives aimed at fostering its resilience and growth. With that, we hope to contribute to a deeper understanding of independent public interest media‘s current challenges and potential pathways for sustainability." (Introduction, pages 5-6)
Charitable status, public interest and the nonprofit state of mind, 13
Overview, 18
Where does the money come from? 29
How sustainable are European independent media organisations? 43
Can the audience save journalism and why should it? 57
How country-specific factors impact how independent media organisations thrive, 76
Needs assessment, 87
Conclusion, 94
About the survey, 97
Overview, 18
Where does the money come from? 29
How sustainable are European independent media organisations? 43
Can the audience save journalism and why should it? 57
How country-specific factors impact how independent media organisations thrive, 76
Needs assessment, 87
Conclusion, 94
About the survey, 97